Export credit agency and Exposure At Default: Difference between pages

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Credit risk evaluation - banking.

(EAD).

Exposure At Default is an amount expected to be outstanding following a default by a counterparty, taking account of:

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-(ECA).
+''Credit risk evaluation - banking.''
-A government-backed agency or entity which exists to support a country’s exports.
+(EAD).
-An ECA typically provide export finance facilities, such as guarantees, credits and advice, which help to remove the risk and uncertainty of payment.
+Exposure At Default is an amount expected to be outstanding following a default by a counterparty, taking account of:
+*Any credit risk mitigation;
+*Drawn balances; and
+*Any undrawn amounts of commitments and contingent exposures.
-For example, EKN, the Swedish export credit agency.
+==See also==
+*[[Default]]
+*[[Expected loss]]
-== See also ==
+*[[Loss Given Default]]
-* [[Agency]]
+*[[Probability of Default]]
-* [[EKN]]
-* [[Export-Import Bank of the United States]]
-* [[Export Credits Guarantee Department]]
-[[Category:Trade_finance]]